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1372 E Highland Ave, Selma, Alabama, 36703, United States
(334) 875-1968
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Nov 20, 2021
I did not have to wait

Nov 1, 2021
I got my nails done on 10/28/21 and the very next day 10/29/21 my top coat peeled off and the polish was chipping. I went back and showed Mike the tech that did them and he said he could only replace the top coat mind you that my polish was chipping. I guess he wanted my chipping polish to shine. Mike seems to only deal with certain people like most professionals do they all have their picks and choosers I guess everybody money isn’t the same. I spent 90.00 for nothing on a Medicure and pedicure but I will never go back or recommend anyone to Nail Tek!!!!!

Mar 20, 2022
Love mikes work But his wife Kim needs to work on her attitude. She needs to learn they customer know what they wants and don't need her acting has if its her way or no way it's their money their are paying with not hers...periodt

May 9, 2021
It was crowd because it was mother's day, but slot of them were loyal customers

Oct 6, 2020
I’ve always have had a great experience until the last time Kim had a smart mouth with me when I asked about a color, after the last time I came in and a girl asked about the same color no problems when she asked, but as soon as I said it oh I don’t know what u talking bout you tell her why tell me. With the rudest look and walk off took everything in me to hold my composure. The lady that did my nails I didn’t like the job that she did and she keep trying force colors on me I didn’t want. And mike was no help when I asked him he said oh I don’t know nothing bout no colors u can look at that the colors we have on the walls. But when I came in before and the girl asked about the same color and everyone magically knew something about a color then. Worst experience ever...

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Mon:9 am - 8 pm
Tue:9 am - 8 pm
Wed:9 am - 8 pm
Thu:9 am - 8 pm
Fri:9 am - 8 pm
Sat:9 am - 8 pm